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Theodore Bernhard
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1860
09 28 APPOINTED TEACHER
Teachers for
the Quarter / Our City Schools
The Board of
Education met on Friday evening last and made choice of the following persons
as teachers for the quarter commencing the first of next month. Mr.
R. L. Reed, Miss O. A. Pease, first ward high school. Mr. Theodore Bernhard, Mr. W. H. Rohr,
Miss H. M. Cooley, second ward high school. Miss F. I. DeGraff, Miss
Augusta O. Vestey, third ward. Mr. Alexander Koeplin,
fourth ward. Miss Mary Ann Collins, fifth ward. Miss
Susan E. Hadley, six ward. Miss Sarah
Forsyth, seventh ward. Miss Ann Smith, Richards’
district. Miss Irene Merriman, first ward primary school.
Some of the
teachers also named have been engaged in the schools here for some time past
and given good satisfaction. We think the Board of Education did
well in retaining them. With a competent corps of teachers, such as
the above, and an efficient board, seconded at all times
by a thoroughgoing, indefatigable worker as superintendent, we do not see why
our city schools should not continue to prosper. They certainly will
start off under favorable auspices, and we see nothing to interfere with their
prosperity and success. WR
1864
07 28 PRIVATE SCHOOL
Mr. Theodore Bernhard, the principal of
the Union School, proposes, during the vacation, to form private classes and
give a series of lessons in the languages and sciences. Mr. Bernhard is a popular and successful teacher,
well qualified to instruct and benefit all who place themselves under his
charge. WD
07 28 A CARD
[same date] Agreeable to the wishes of
several citizens who have spoken with me on this subject, I have determined to
give instruction to such classes as I may be able to form during vacation. I shall also give private lessons in the
languages and scientific branches. I
wish to form the classes so as to commence the course of instruction the 1st of
August. Those wishing to communicate
with me upon this subject will find me either at the School House in the Second
ward or at my residence in the rear of the School House. – Theodore Bernhard. WD
1866
Cross References:
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Bernhard, Theodore |
1866-67, Watertown City Directory, pg 8 |
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Bernhard, Theodore |
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Bernhard, Theodore |
Forty-Eighters: Builders of Watertown, pg 11, 21, 27,
31, 32, 33, 34, 35.48, 51, 77 |
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Bernhard, Theodore |
Watertown Anzeiger, 1853-1855, pg 10 |
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Bernhard, Theodore |
Watertown Anzeiger, 1853-1855, pg 13 |
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Bernhard, Theodore |
Watertown Anzeiger, 1853-1855, pg 7 |
William H. Rohr was born on October 1, 1842, in Germany, and in 1853 came to Watertown with his parents, his father engaging in the merchant tailoring business here. He was educated in the public schools of this city and at Beloit College. After graduating from Beloit College, he taught school as an assistant to Theodore Bernhard, who kept a private school in the Second ward in the frame building still standing in Jones Street opposite the residence of H. Wertheimer; later he became a teacher in the public school’s of Watertown.
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